In February 2016 the festival launched a new arts and culture magazine called HØTT.
Together with strong profiles of local arts and culture, the festival sets in motion fresh creative projects.
The festival encourage collaborations which bring together different northern regions, and wish to take a leading role as a facilitator of network building and as an arena for Arctic arts and culture.
The Arctic Arts Festival will foreground new constellations, partnerships and groundbreaking independent productions.
[3] The edition in 2021 was postponed due to the Covid pandemic, and is taking place in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada in June 2022.